News – Politics – Opinion – Podcasts
This week on NE Take, AJ is joined by Dr. Jason Aziz, Director of Health Economics at the New Hampshire Insurance Department and Adjunct Lecturer at The Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University. They discuss the role of public health, the lessons from COVID, and how fixing its public perception will … Read more
(Manch Talk 10/01/25) Lisa, a Manchester native, joins Manch Talk to share her firsthand account of life inside New Hampshire’s scandal-rocked Youth Detention Center in the 1990s. She recalls the campus, her cell, and the harsh environment that set her on a path toward addiction. But Lisa’s story doesn’t end there. Speakers’ opinions are their … Read more
NOTICE OF LATE AUTHORITY AND INTERVENING MATTERS I. INTRODUCTION Pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 16(3)(b), Plaintiff-Appellant respectfully submits this supplemental brief to bring to the Court’s attention new authorities, legislative enactments, and intervening matters that have become available after the filing of Plaintiff’s appeal brief on [insert date of original brief filing]. These developments directly … Read more
I would like to offer a comparison of the two candidates running for Mayor of Laconia, Councilor Bruce Cheney and Michael Bordes. Voters have a choice between two different candidates, and I hope to make a clear distinction between them. On one hand we have Michael Bordes who moved to Laconia approximately 10 years ago … Read more
The plot thickens for Gordon MacDonald, Jane Young, The Diocese of Manchester, and Edward Arsneault: RTK emails received start to reveal what’s going on. I am now in receipt of 6 pages of Right to Know emails from the Attorney General’s office. These are communications from that office regarding the Diocese of Manchester. While these … Read more
I’m not sure who is lining up to purchase this magnificent and historic property, but Knowllwood is a beautiful place, which most of us know as the home of Augusta Petrone. Augusta passed away last month, and the property has been left for her sister, Mitzi Purdue, to put on the market. Known as Knollwood, 4 … Read more
With the financial crisis in Claremont, families need education choices now more than ever. EdOpt is hosting an EdOpt Fair on Monday October 6, from 5-7 pm at the Claremont Savings Bank Community Center, 152 South St, Claremont. At least a dozen providers will be there for families to meet and learn about all the … Read more
As the Board of Mayor and Aldermen moves to replace at-Large Alderman Joe Kelly Levasseur as its chair, it has both avoided the very questionable conduct of a city department head and embarked on a course of action that would place unconstitutional restrictions on the First Amendment rights of elected officials. Levasseur is “in trouble,” … Read more
Gordon MacDonald must resign in the wake of the Woodlock Conviction – he is immoral and unfit. Youth Detention Center employee, James Woodlock, was convicted this week on 2 of three charges for being an accomplice to the sexual assault of David Meehan, who first came forward about his abuse at the center in 2017. … Read more
When you talk to legislators about political reform, whether it’s in the schools or anywhere else, they are often interested in making small changes — largely because those seem to be the only kind anyone thinks can be made. (The technical psychological term for this is learned helplessness.) I’ve been thinking for a while now … Read more
Last week, Bryan Gould was sworn in to the New Hampshire Supreme Court by Governor Kelly Ayotte, after the retirement of Justice James P. Bassett. Filling a critical seat, Justice Gould will help shape the direction of all NH law for decades to come, significantly impacting critical issues such as life and religious and civil … Read more
Everyone wants to feel safe. It’s priority number two in Maslow’s hierarchy after physiological needs, such as food, water and heat. And when I say “everyone,” nobody is exempt, not even Peter Petrigno, a nasty man from the enemy camp and a member of House Children and Family Law. That committee met yesterday and I … Read more
FACL (Foundation for Applied Conservative Leadership) training is a hands-on workshop that teaches practical, repeatable skills to win local issues and build durable volunteer teams. Event at a glance Who should attendCommunity leaders, volunteers, candidates/staff, and anyone who wants to run serious, winnable efforts (not just talk about them). What attendees will learn (high-impact takeaways) … Read more
Hateful and violent rhetoric from those in positions of public trust is not just offensive—it erodes the foundation of community, civility, and democracy itself. The assassination of Charlie Kirk should have been met with grief and calls for healing. Instead, some public figures and leaders in New Hampshire responded with mockery, cruelty, and rhetoric that … Read more
Today on GT Morning Update, a local teacher quits to avoid getting fired after hatin’ on Charlie Kirk. Player issues – Refresh! We had to reload the video at Rumble and update the embed! Cited Sources: Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not represent those of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, readers, authors, … Read more
This week’s subject is Jamie Bradley, musician, performer, and the executive director of Seacoast Repertory Theatre in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Undoubtedly, a fine progressive (to other progressives) who made an only mildly offensive comment about Charlie Kirk, …so why did he try to “disappear himself” online? “Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the … Read more
Cornerstone firmly upholds and defends the sanctity of life, a principle whose devaluation has been tragically exposed in the public response to free-speech activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination. All across the country, a large number of progressives openly celebrated Kirk’s gruesome killing. In the seconds after Kirk was shot, one live audience member stood up, grinning … Read more
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Southern New Hampshire — The Independent Women’s Network (IWN) is proud to announce the launch of its Southern New Hampshire Chapter, a grassroots effort devoted to protecting women’s rights, strengthening families, and preserving parental authority in the Granite State. The Southern NH Chapter will serve as a hub for women who share … Read more
The issue at hand is much deeper than a Council vote of 11 to 4, allowing Bobby Williams to keep his seat as councilman, misrepresenting Ward 2 residents in Keene. Based on his vile and cold-hearted comments celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Bobby apparently represents the far left’s elitist mindset marinated in resentment and … Read more
Before getting into the meat of my “Part Deux” to my previous article on the Nashua library, let’s give a hat tip to a few people, starting with Grokster Beth Scaer, a well-known local library watchdog. She was the one who brought a new Ink Link article on the library to my attention. Next, there’s … Read more